it was really just the u.s., western europe, and japan. today there are 4 billion people participating in the economy. we have got the same antiquated tax system today that we had 20 years ago. we should be taking the opportunity there to look this thing and say, what does it take to be globally competitive today? yes, i was on the commission, and some might think i like that proposal a lot, which i did. it does not have to be exactly like that, but there are some principles that are a part. the whole idea of during individual corporate cap gains, do it all at the same time make the territorial system for companies makes sense, with clauses so that nothing -- the right anti-abuse clauses, so nothing screwy happens. then we relook at all these looking at do we want all these at a time when our economy needs more flexibility to respond to a very globally different place than we had 20 years ago. so i think it is a shame. it is -- to pass up this opportunity to actually fix and get the base rates off of a system that has just evolved to chaos